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Factor Layer
Description
A spacemacs layer for Factor language support.
Features:
- Syntax Highlighting
- Factor REPL integration
- Auto-Completion in REPL
- Scaffolding support
- Refactoring support
- Running graphical Listeners
- Reloading emacs-lisp portion of FUEL
Install
This layer depends on the elisp files that are bundled with factor. To use this layer, make sure that factor is installed and the bundled elisp files are picked up by emacs (usually somewhere in site-lisp).
To use this layer, add it to your ./spacemacs
file. Add factor
to the
dotspacemacs-configuration-layers
list there.
Key bindings
factor-mode (editing source files)
Key binding | Description |
---|---|
SPC m ' |
Jump to the factor listener, start if required |
SPC m c c |
Compile and run the current file |
SPC m e f |
Evaluate definition at point |
SPC m e r |
Evaluate region |
SPC m e R |
Evaluate region extended to nearest definition |
SPC m g g |
Jump to definition of word (under point) |
SPC m g a |
Cycle between source, test, and documentation |
SPC m t a |
Run tests for current vocab |
SPC m r s |
Extract innermost sexp as separate word |
SPC m r r |
Extract region as separate word |
SPC m r v |
Create new Vocab with words in region |
SPC m r i |
Inline word |
SPC m r w |
Rename all occurrences of word |
SPC m r a |
Extract region as new ARTICLE form |
SPC m r g |
Turn current definition into generic word |
SPC m r u |
Update USING: line according to actually used words |
SPC m s s |
Switch to factor listener |
SPC m h h |
Help for thing at point |
SPC m h e |
Infer stack effect for sexp/region |
SPC m h p |
Apropos |
SPC m h v |
List all words in current file/vocab |
SPC m h < |
Show calling words of current word |
SPC m h > |
Show words called by current word |
SPC m S v |
Scaffold vocab |
SPC m S h |
Scaffold help for current vocab |
fuel-listener-mode
Key binding | Description |
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SPC m r |
Refresh all loaded vocabs |
SPC m T s |
Toggle stack mode |
SPC m h |
Help for word at point |
SPC m v |
Edit vocab |
SPC m S v |
Scaffold vocab |
Snippets
This layer provides a yasnippet for colon definitions, which can be expanded
after typing a single :
. Note that you might have
to set yas-triggers-in-field
to nil if you use x
for stack effect
declaration elements a lot, as this will trigger a builtin snippet from
prog-mode instead of advancing to the next field when pressing <TAB>
.
Starting a Graphical Listener
The command factor/start-ui-listener
can be used to run a Factor process which
sets up a FUEL server on the standard port and runs the graphical listener. If successful, the
command connect-to-factor
will connect to that factor instance.
This procedure can be influenced with the following variables, which can also be set as directory-local variables to make it easier to work with projects which require different Factor versions, for example. (See their respective documentation for details)
fuel-factor-root-dir
fuel-listener-factor-binary
fuel-listener-factor-image
factor-ui-listener-args
Note that the commands described in the Key bindings section which start a
factor listener are supplied by FUEL and don't take the last of these variables,
factor-ui-listener-args
into account.